An Australian man who had been studying in North Korea has tweeted that he "obviously" never spied on the regime.<br />Taking to social media upon his deportation after being detained for about a week, 29 year-old Alek Sigley on Tuesday refuted Pyeongyang's allegation he had published "anti-state" material though NK News, an independent website on North Korea.<br />Sigley said he'd like to continue his Master's studies at Pyeongyang's Kim Il Sung University an experience he says he loved with all his heart.<br />However, Sigley expressed regret he may never return, and said he has no plans to visit in the near future.<br />Sigley first visited North Korea in 2012.<br />His family raised the alarm late last month when he went missing for over a week, after which North Korean state media reported he had been arrested for espionage.<br />
